# Can fixing the E-Brake wires relate to the ABS......

Posted by Jon (MightyMax 94SE) on September 16, 2003 at 13:49:10: I posted a message a while back about my e-brake snapping. I ended up having it fixed at the shop, by the way thanks tho for the offers for parts. They fix the brake no problem, but as soon as I turn my car on when I got it back, the ABS light goes on. So I bring it back in the next day. I got a call from them saying that my ABS computer is dead. They said that these things happen, but isn't it ironic that right after they fiddle with my brakes, I have a brake-related problem? Is it possible that they caused this? I love this mechanic, but I'll go f***ing apesh*t if I find out that they're pulling a fast one. Any thoughts would help. THanx! Replys: Did diagnostic, Right Rear Wheel sensor is busted...ill be in their office tomorrow letting them know what THEY did...nm Jon (MightyMax 94SE) 20:12:24 9/16/2003 (0) I bet the fubar'd one of the rear abs sensors. Do your own abs computer diagnostic and see what the code is Jeff92se (92se) 15:25:39 9/16/2003 (0)

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: I posted a message a while back about my e-brake snapping. I ended up having it fixed at the shop, by the way thanks tho for the offers for parts. They fix the brake no problem, but as soon as I turn my car on when I got it back, the ABS light goes on. So I bring it back in the next day. I got a call from them saying that my ABS computer is dead. They said that these things happen, but isn't it ironic that right after they fiddle with my brakes, I have a brake-related problem? Is it possible that they caused this? I love this mechanic, but I'll go f***ing apesh*t if I find out that they're pulling a fast one. Any thoughts would help. THanx!